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k2 for bbPress - Updated v0.02

nick — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 11:11:00 +0100

[![K2 in Action on bbPress](https://www.linickx.com/files/2008/05/k2_for_bbpress_screenshot_yes_another_one-150x150.png "k2 for bbpress screenshot yes another one")](https://www.linickx.com/files/2008/05/k2_for_bbpress_screenshot_yes_another_one.png)

It's been a while since I've used bbPress, but a major milestone from the automattic guys has pretty much broken the theme.

I've done a complete re-write; as before I'm only distributing the style.css (and a screenshot) no template.php files, this ensure that no security issues are associated with my theme.

**[Download k2 for bbPress](https://www.linickx.com/files/k2_for_bbPres_v0.02.zip)**

Installation

Create a "my-templates" directory in your bbPress installation directory
Download unzip k2 for bbpress in that directory
Under "design" and "themes" select k2
done :)

The screenshot has been updated, existing users may find things move a little, this is due to the changes in bbPress, but hopfully it's all for the better.

md5 of k2_for_bbPres_v0.02.zip: c87eb943165a5d909dced2860021107f

bbCode plugin for bbPress

nick — Sat, 17 Feb 2007 19:07:00 +0000

I've ported the bbCode Plugin for Wordpress by Jeff Moore to bbPress, seems to work fine; not all the bbCode is marked up as it's not allowed by default with bbPress, I plan to fix that in version 0.2, but for now Enjoy !

Download bbCode Plugin for bbPress

Installation is simple in the current implementation of bbpress, just rename bbpress_bbcode.txt to bbpress_bbcode.php and place in your my-plugins directory (See bbpPress documentation for full details.)

This plugin has been tested on v0.75 & 1.0-Alpha so hopefully will work on anything in the middle.

Avatar BBPress Plugin Browser

nick — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 13:43:00 +0000

I've been playing with bbpress, by default there are no Avatars, I've made a little adjustment to the plugin by Joshua Hutchins

Here is my Forum Post: Avatar bbPress plugin browser

I wrote an extra function for your plugin so that the avatar can be displayed on the profile page...

function profile_avatar() {
global \$user;
if ( get_avatar_loc ( \$user->ID ) ) {
echo '\<img src="' . get_avatar_loc( \$user->ID ) . '" alt="' . \$user->user_login . 's Avatar"' . ' />';
}
}

Styles & img sizes could be added into the tag as desired.... then in profile.php template, add...

\<?php if ( function_exists('profile_avatar') ) { profile_avatar(); } ?>

hope that helps :-)